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Extreme Climate Change by 2047 Expected to Hit Tropics First and Hardest (SEE MAP)
University of Hawaii scientists, with access of the most sophisticated climate models predicted that in 2047 (plus or minus five years), most of the Earth will be as hot as it has ever been.
Cheating Makes People Happy; 'We Were a Little Appalled'
New Type of Impact Crater Seen on Mars' Surface; Scientists Explain Volcanic Origin
Living Near Airports Linked To Heart Disease
"Chimpanzees of a Feather Sit Together": Friendships are Based on Homophily in Personality
Boston Dynamics' New Robot Runs Like A Dog, Requires No Leash (VIDEO)
NASA's Juno Spacecraft Rounds Earth and Heads for Jupiter in Momentum-Swinging Flyby
Nobel Prize Winners: 3 Scientists Earn Honor For Easing the Workload of Future Chemists
By Staff ReporterNew York Students Design Gadget That Uses Car Batteries to Charge Cell Phones
By Staff ReporterMajor Victory For E Cigarettes In Europe, How Will Ruling Impact US?
By Staff ReporterNew Reality Show 'Space Race' Rewards Winner With Free Trip To Space, Everyone Else Can Go For $250,000
By Staff ReporterScientists Confirm First-Ever Evidence of a Comet Striking Earth; 28 Million Years Ago Above Egypt
By Russell WesterholmMIT Robot Research Focuses On The Eyes, Ping Pong
By Staff ReporterSome Marsupials Engage in 'Suicidal Reproduction' in Once-a-Year Chance at Mating With Several Female Partners
By Russell WesterholmCan Beer Be Made In Space? 11-Year-Old Wins Contest To Find Out
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